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Space Link Extension - Service Management - CCSDS

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DRAFT RECOMMENDED STANDARD FOR SPACE LINK EXTENSION SERVICE MANAGEMENT<br />

ATPC-06<br />

ATPC-07<br />

ATPC-08<br />

ATPC-09<br />

ATPC-10<br />

ATPC-11<br />

ATPC-12<br />

ATPC-13<br />

ATPC-14<br />

CM shall validate that each ATP-I parameter that is constrained by a <strong>Service</strong> Agreement parameter is<br />

consistent with the applicable <strong>Service</strong> Agreement parameter.<br />

[service management validation]<br />

CM shall validate that all ATP-I parameter values that are related to each other (as defined in the Data<br />

Set Composition and Relationship Requirements) contain mutually compatible values.<br />

[service management validation]<br />

If the SLE Complex has locally defined ATP-I relationship requirements in addition to those specified<br />

in this standard, CM shall validate that the ATP-I conforms to all such local requirements.<br />

[service management validation]<br />

If the OrbitParameterMessageText data set is used in the ATP-I, then CM shall validate that the<br />

contents of parameter opmTextData meet any data composition and relationship requirements defined<br />

for the Orbit Parameter Message (OPM) in the <strong>CCSDS</strong> Recommended Standard for Orbit Data Messages<br />

(ODM) (reference [14]).<br />

[service management validation]<br />

If the OrbitParameterMessageXml data set is used in the ATP-I, then CM shall validate that the<br />

contents of parameter opmXmlData meet any data composition and relationship requirements defined<br />

for the Orbit Parameter Message (OPM) in the <strong>CCSDS</strong> Recommended Standard for Orbit Data Messages<br />

(ODM) (references [14] and [16]).<br />

[service management validation]<br />

If the OrbitEphemerisMessageText data set is used in the ATP-I, then CM shall validate that the<br />

contents of parameter oemTextData meet any data composition and relationship requirements defined<br />

for the Orbit Ephemeris Message (OEM) in the <strong>CCSDS</strong> Recommended Standard for Orbit Data<br />

Messages (ODM) (reference [14]).<br />

[service management validation]<br />

If the OrbitEphemerisMessageXml data set is used in the ATP-I, then CM shall validate that the<br />

contents of parameter oemXmlData meet any data composition and relationship requirements defined<br />

for the Orbit Ephemeris Message (OEM) in the <strong>CCSDS</strong> Recommended Standard for Orbit Data<br />

Messages (ODM) (references [14] and [16]).<br />

[service management validation]<br />

If the OrbitBilateralMessage data set is used in the ATP-I, then CM shall validate that the<br />

OrbitBilateralMessage data set composition and relationship requirements for the format<br />

indicated by parameter bilateralTrajectoryFormatId are met.<br />

[service management validation]<br />

If the ATP-I passes syntactic and service management validation, CM shall:<br />

a) add the Trajectory Prediction to the set of Trajectory Predictions resident at CM;<br />

b) count the Trajectory Prediction as applying against the maxSizeTrajectoryFilestore<br />

parameter of the <strong>Service</strong> Agreement; and<br />

c) return an ATP-SR message.<br />

[perform operation]<br />

6.3.4 AddTrajectoryPredictionInvocation (ATP-I) MESSAGE (UM CM)<br />

6.3.4.1 General<br />

The AddTrajectoryPredictionInvocation (ATP-I) message conforms to the<br />

data set composition and relationship requirements for, and inherits the parameters of, the<br />

stereotype, as specified in 3.3.4.3.2. Figure 6-2 shows the ATP-I<br />

message structure as a class diagram.<br />

<strong>CCSDS</strong> 910.11-R-2 Page 6-5 March 2008

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